Perspective
Jun. 2, 2015
LETTER: Errors in MCLE column about juror misconduct
Retired Judge Kathryne Ann Stoltz's otherwise fine article has two errors: First, the article cites criminal cases as to whether and when a court can take evidence from jurors. By Michael M. Pollak
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR COLUMN
Retired Judge Kathryne Ann Stoltz's otherwise fine article ("When a court learns of jury misconduct," May 26) has two errors: First, the article cites criminal cases as to whether and when a court can take evidence from jurors. The article does not say that, in civil cases, on a motion for new trial, a court cannot have jurors testify. Maple v. Cincinnati Inc., 163 Cal. App. 3d 387 (1985...
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